Monthly fees paid employment visa is not valid

Last activity 14 September 2019 by XTang

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Ajay9670663600Member14 September 2019 04:50:41

Hi this is Ajay.i have a concern about my employment visa, 5 days back when i checked my legal status on lmra.bh website it was showing employement visa is in progress,monthly fees not paid subject to work permit cancellation. but now its showing employment visa is not valid,monthly fees paid. i can able to see my occupation and company name and monthly fees is paid, im really worried because it is more than 45 days now, i request you to please provide me some information on this.

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert14 September 2019 07:25:51

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Read all the stickies. I have answered this many times. When it says that employment visa not valid; simply put, it means that the visa is not valid i.e. it has been rejected or application cancelled. Speak to your employer.

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